Is the game inspired by the movie "The Unthinkable"

[bigfootffk]

I was having a look at some sci-fi films on Netflix last night, and found one called “The Unthinkable”, gave it a go and was pleasantly surprised. It was a little slow to start but soon picked up the pace, the car crash sequence on the bridge was very good. The doors in the bunker look very similar.

[Judith]

I dont think so, but both the film and game is play out in sweden as you know prbleby, and (if we think of the same doors) the doors is Common in sweden in basement, bunkers, industrial buildings ect, i have not play the game, but se it on youtube , but I've seen the movie dont like it ^^ But the the game doesn't seem to have anything to do with the movie

[Skyshadow]

Originally posted by bigfootffk:

I was having a look at some sci-fi films on Netflix last night, and found one called “The Unthinkable”, gave it a go and was pleasantly surprised. It was a little slow to start but soon picked up the pace, the car crash sequence on the bridge was very good. The doors in the bunker look very similar.

Its inspired by Terminator, all the way (especially 1). From the theme to the story.
Its not identical though, the game has its own story to tell.

[kewkacula]

What movie is this? Unthinkable? What year? I'd like to watch it.

[bigfootffk]

Film was made by Swedish film collective Crazy Pictures in 2018, and basic plot is Sweden faces a mysterious attack while Alex (the hero) tries to reunite with his young love, Anna. I think the film story-line is a little dis-jointed but I did enjoy it. Sadly no robots.

I have been reading up and watching a few YouTube videos on Sweden in the 70/80's, just trying to put the game into context.

[Gray Wolf]

The game feels more like "Red Dawn" and "Tomorrow, When The War Began". Instead of another country's invading military force, we get evil robots. "Be vewy, vewy, quiet. We're hunting wobots! *Elmer Fudd laugh*

[Deperem]

Hah! I'm not the only one who did Elmer Fudd while I was playing!